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The Crimson Rooms

Autor Katharine McMahon
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 2010 – vârsta de la 18 ani
From the author of the #1 international bestseller, The Rose of Sebastopol--an unforgettable historical novel.

Still haunted by the death of her brother James seven years ago in World War I, Evelyn Gifford is shocked when a young nurse named Meredith and her six-year-old son appear on her London doorstep. Meredith claims the child is James's son, and the grief-stricken Evelyn welcomes them into her home.

At the same time Evelyn, a struggling attorney, is defending a veteran charged with murdering his wife. She believes her client is innocent, just as she suspects there is more to the story of her "nephew" than meets the eye.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780425238585
ISBN-10: 042523858X
Pagini: 440
Dimensiuni: 135 x 201 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Berkley Publishing Group

Notă biografică

Katharine McMahon is the author of The Alchemist's Daughter. A former English teacher, writing instructor, and actress, she lives in Hertfordshire, England.

Descriere

Still haunted by the death of her only brother, James, in the Great War, Evelyn Gifford is completely unprepared when a young nurse and her six-year-old son appear on the Giffords' doorstep one night.

Recenzii

One of those books so intensely alive in the past that it makes the world you actually live in feel flimsy and thin. McMahon combines a thriller writer's grip, pace and punch with the true novelist's depth and warmth of feeling
A well-plotted, beautifully written tale which makes the point that everyone was a victim of the Great War
a fantastic read: moving, gripping,absorbing and thrillingly sexy.. a skilful, highly atmospheric drama of guilt, passion and consequences.. the kind of book you never want to end
Compulsively readable... McMahon skilfully weaves the different strands of the complicated plot into a compelling and moving mystery story
McMahon vividly recreates the stifled atmosphere of the period, sympathetically portraying the dilemmas faced by women
An absorbing and deftly woven tale, which impressively captures the spirit of the early 1920s... a cracking good read
A real treat and bound to enhance her reputation
Four stars: "Haunted by the loss of her brother in the First World War, Evelyn is shocked when someone appears with a boy, apparently a nephew"